Product development experience / IndustryVR
VR for industrial training.
Immersive simulation and training development for industrial processes and working environments.
Domain
Industrial training
Experience
Interactive simulation
Engagement
Platform + custom builds
Project type
Product platform
Product website preview: IndustryVR. Follow the project link below to explore the current offering.
01 / Purpose
The people.
The problem.
Industrial training needs to explain spaces, equipment and sequences of work. An interactive environment can help teams explore and rehearse a defined scenario before working with the physical process.
02 / Product
What it includes.
Environment + process
Industrial environments, interactive scenarios and training content are brought together in the platform.
Simulation areas
The platform presents multiple industrial simulation areas.
Custom experience development
Custom simulation projects can be developed around a client’s environment and training objective.
03 / Explore
Open the project.
Explore IndustryVR for its current simulation environments and custom training offering.
Explore IndustryVRYour project / where we would start
Have a process that is difficult to teach on site?
An industrial simulation starts with a specific learning task and an approved description of the real process. We would establish these inputs before producing the virtual environment.
- Which process, equipment or working environment is in scope?
- Which actions and decisions should a learner practise?
- What reference material and expert review are available?
- What should a pilot establish before expanding the programme?
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What does your project need to achieve?
Bring the problem, the intended users and your priorities. We’ll discuss the scope, budget and next step. A finished specification is optional.